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The New Gods #1 blends divinity and domesticity, starting a journey that will have ramifications on Earth and on New Genesis.
Skeleton Crew Episode 4 is a reminder that even in a series centered on kids, Star Wars can be unflinchingly real and profoundly engaging.
Ranma continues to fend off Shampoo’s affections in the terrific and vibrant Ranma 1/2 Episode 11, “You I Love.”
Stephanie Hsu is genuinely remarkable in the comedy-mystery Laid (2024) but the series fails to live up to her performance fully.
Yakuza Fiancé Episode 11 maintains last episode’s narrative simplicity and focuses on the main characters’ relationships with each other.
Mufasa: The Lion King is part of a long chain of movies ruined by the errant belief that IP is king, betraying its own morals along the way
Blue Lock Season 2 Episode 11 is all about character growth, and it does an excellent job of highlighting that as the match continues.
The Dragon Prince Season 7 ends the animated fantasy epic, balancing the potential end of the world with a love stroy that spans all of Xadia.
If you’re a rugby fan, watch it. If not, watch it anyway. Because rugby, at its core, is about heart, and Rugged Rugby Episodes 1-4 have plenty of it.
Lioness Season 2 offers a more sprawling story landscape, but it sacrifices the intimate moments that made Season 1 so good.
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